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*Social Learning Theory: Individual-level participation *Leaned or imatated behavior *Social or societal norms *"the learning process, operating in a contrxt of social structure, interaction and situation, produces both conforming and deviant behavior" (Akers)

*Crime motivation is universal *All people are equally capable and motivated towards crime.

*Social Bonding Theory:-Attachment=strongest part of bond, if person if bonded, other parts with form bond as well -Involvement=least important part of bond

*Criminal behavior is learned or developed through interactions with others, just as much as any other behavior or habit an individual learns. *Strain Theories: people can act on criminal behavior mindsets when in strained situations such as financial strain

03 Control Theories

02 Social Process Theories

01 Social Structure Theories

Leia Boggs October 19, 2024

Theories of Criminal Behavior